Sentence examples for would deliver even from inspiring English sources

To be clear, truly global deals would deliver even greater gains.

Pay no attention to rhetoric about national security; the Kerry-McCain proposal would save about three times as much oil per year as ANWR would deliver even in its brief period of peak production.

And some who had hoped that the military-backed government would deliver stability — even if it meant using an iron fist — said they were leaving because security had not come soon enough.

At the Royal Opera House we schedule up to five years ahead, and to have that sense of security would enable us to deliver even better value for money.

Councils are freer than they were to build, he adds, but further rule changes would allow them to deliver even more.

So the observation I think is most important from this data is it is quite possible an argument could be made that schools have unfairly misled students into federal student loans when they knew in advance they would never be able to deliver even average performance.

Trust me, no matter what harsh things you think you are dishing out, the mother would be delivering even harsher ones to herself on the inside.

The music fan, he said, would be "the clear winner as digital services evolve to deliver even richer music experiences".

And it would have to cost less than 50 cents a dose, a price the Serum Institute of India Ltd. agreed to deliver even before development began.

It is time to deliver even more.

If only the gangly young television actor Robert Sheehan, making his professional stage debut, were a more convincing Christy, the evening would deliver a double blow.